I'm creating a website in php and I've noticed that many websites seem
to remember where the user is on the page, so that, for example, the
user can click on a link and go to another page, but, when the user
comes back to the original page, it is displayed so that the user is
looking at the
Daniel Brown wrote:
Ooh, top-posting and privately replying! You're going to jail, Rod! ;-P
On Fri, Jul 25, 2008 at 10:05 AM, Rod Clay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Occasionally part of the HTML. Usually nothing.
Right, but what I had hoped for was an sample of actual output
I'm writing a php application which includes accepting and storing HTML
for routine display by the application. All of this seems to be working
fine.
However, I also want to display the raw HTML for administrators of the
system to update as necessary. I just discovered that this does NOT
me.
Rod Clay
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Stut wrote:
On 15 Jul 2008, at 22:36, Rod Clay wrote:
Hello. Again, I'm fairly new to php so please forgive me if my
question is a very simple or obvious one.
I've just tried testing for the first time some php code that is
pulling text out of a database to print
this and was stumped an hour ago! Thought it was
a different kind of problem. Mea culpa! :-[
dg wrote:
On Jul 15, 2008, at 3:06 PM, Rod Clay wrote:
All of the text is being correctly retrieved from the database and
written to the page, including the img src=xxx statement,
because I see it all
\Read this
item's blog/a ;
else
echo a href=\blog.php?discussion=$title\Start a discussion
on this item/a ;
$i++;
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/div
?php
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Stut wrote:
On 15 Jul 2008, at 22:36, Rod Clay wrote:
Hello. Again, I'm fairly new to php so please
=$title\Read this
item's blog/a ;
else
echo a href=\blog.php?discussion=$title\Start a discussion
on this item/a ;
$i++;
?
/pbr /
/div
?php
}
}
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Stut wrote:
On 15 Jul 2008, at 22:36, Rod Clay wrote:
Hello. Again, I'm fairly new to php so
I have a php script that is invoked on 2 different occasions:
1) the first to create a page with a form the user will use to input
information for a new table row - this form has method=POST
2) the script is run a second time to accept the input from the
completed form, add the new row to
possible!)?
Once my php script is invoked with parameters in the url (i.e., implicit
GET method), am I not able to create a form with method=PUT and have
this form come back into my php script with values in the $_PUT global
array??
Thanks for any help anyone can give me! I'm stumped!
Rod
possible!!)?
Once my php script is invoked with parameters in the url (i.e., implicit
GET method), am I not able to create a form with method=PUT and have
this form come back into my php script with values in the $_PUT global
array??
Thanks for any help anyone can give me! I'm stumped!
Rod
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Stut wrote:
On 27 Apr 2008, at 22:40, Rod Clay wrote:
I've written my php script to accept either:
1) url
session variables between scripts (and
avoid this message)?
Thanks for any help that anyone can provide.
Rod Clay
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Thanks for any information you can give me about WAMP servers.
Rod Clay
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of the books and other documentation I've looked
at for php, I cannot find a way for one php program to pass control to
another. Is this possible in php, and, if so, please let me know how.
Thank you.
Rod Clay
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for one program to pass control to another.
However, so far in all of the books and other documentation I've looked
at for php, I cannot find a way for one php program to pass control to
another. Is this possible in php, and, if so, please let me know how.
Thank you.
Rod Clay
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